Re: How to show data in hex format?
Zarko Zivanov <[email protected]>
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If you need to display many variables in specific format (eg. hex), you can define buttons to speed-up things: 1. Go to Commands/Edit Buttons/Data Buttons 2. If you need to display 32-bit data, you can enter this: graph display `x /1xw &()` //Long Hex graph display `x /1ow &()` //Long Oct graph display `x /1tw &()` //Long Bin (if you need to display 16-bit or 8-bit data, put h or b instead of w; for other formats check Data/Memory dialog) 3. Click on a variable name, and then on appropriate button. There is a catch, however, you cannot change values displayed this way, and all boxes diaplaying variables will be named X (variable name will be displayed in the second row after memory address) Sorry if this is too late... > Hi, > When debugging, How can I see the data represented in hex iso. octal or > decimal format? > Best rgds, > --Geert > _______________________________________________ > Ddd mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/ddd Pozdrav od arka mailto:[email protected]